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What a day for beach detecting..not exactly global warming , but ...

Magyar

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Finished a project this morning ( painted 4 radiators) ...that kept me warm for a while:smoke:

Then as luck would have it , by mid-morning it started to "warm" from 14* all the way up to 19* ..so I cleaned up the paint spills on the floor, and headed out.:clapping:

It was beautiful out there..no wind, the sun was blasting out trying to warm things up, and the fresh air was exhilarating

found only a few items in the 3 hr. hunt...then I started to not be able to feel the scoop in my hand anymore :huh: so headed home

Here's some pics of today's finds..also found the usual clads..quarters and pennies

tomorrow promises to be in the 30's...can't wait!

thangs for looking
 
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After browning the porkers, I get a casserole dish...butter the bottom; place a couple of layers of thinly sliced potatoes in the casserole dish; place the porkers on top of the potatoes; and then pour Lipton Onion Soup mix diluted in about 3 cups of H20 over the porkers. Cover the casserole with aluminum foil; bake at 350* for about 40 minutes and voila!...cholesterol city as "they" say..but deeeeeeeeelicious!
 
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white will not retain the heat very well...., nor will silver ( we have silver painted radiators upstairs).

He said the best was flat black for retaining heat...although it might not look attractive.

From an aesthetical standpoint, I don't care about attractive/ unattractive as long as we get the proper heat.

What say you , savy friends? Black paint is the way to go on radiators?

Thanks for any feed back

Lorraine
 
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